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  1. # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
  2. import numpy as np
  3. from numpy.fft import fft, ifft, ifftshift
  4. from ssqueezepy.utils import padsignal, process_scales
  5. from ssqueezepy.algos import find_closest, indexed_sum
  6. from ssqueezepy.visuals import imshow, plot, scat
  7. from ssqueezepy import Wavelet
  8.  
  9. #%%# Helpers #################################################################
  10. def _t(min, max, N):
  11.     return np.linspace(min, max, N, endpoint=1)
  12.  
  13. def cos_f(freqs, N=128, phi=0):
  14.     return np.concatenate([np.cos(2 * np.pi * f * (_t(i, i + 1, N) + phi))
  15.                            for i, f in enumerate(freqs)])
  16.  
  17. #%%# Define signal & wavelet #################################################
  18. fs = 129
  19. x = cos_f([8], fs)
  20. plot(x, title="Pure sine | N=129, f=8")
  21. scat(x, show=1)
  22.  
  23. wavelet = Wavelet(('morlet', {'mu': 4}))
  24.  
  25. #%%# CWT #####################################################################
  26. nv=32; dt=1/fs
  27.  
  28. n = len(x)  # store original length
  29. x, nup, n1, n2 = padsignal(x, padtype='reflect')
  30. x -= x.mean()
  31. xh = fft(x)
  32.  
  33. scales = process_scales(scales='log:maximal', len_x=n, wavelet=wavelet, nv=nv)
  34. pn = (-1)**np.arange(nup)
  35.  
  36. N_orig = wavelet.N
  37. wavelet.N = nup
  38.  
  39. #%%# cwt ####
  40. Psih = (wavelet(scale=scales, nohalf=False)).astype('complex128')
  41. dPsih = (1j * wavelet.xi / dt) * Psih
  42.  
  43. Wx  = ifftshift(ifft(pn * Psih  * xh, axis=-1), axes=-1)
  44. dWx = ifftshift(ifft(pn * dPsih * xh, axis=-1), axes=-1)
  45. #%%#
  46. wavelet.N = N_orig
  47. # shorten to pre-padded size
  48. Wx  = Wx[:,  n1:n1 + n]
  49. dWx = dWx[:, n1:n1 + n]
  50.  
  51. #%%# Phase transform #########################################################
  52. w = np.imag(dWx / Wx) / (2*np.pi)
  53.  
  54. # clean up tiny-valued Wx that have large `w` values; removing these makes
  55. # no noticeable difference on `Tx` but allows us to see much better
  56. w[np.abs(Wx) < np.abs(Wx).mean()] = 0
  57.  
  58. #%%# Reassignment frequencies (mapkind='maximal') ############################
  59. na, N = Wx.shape
  60. dT = dt * N
  61. # normalized frequencies to map discrete-domain to physical:
  62. #     f[[cycles/samples]] -> f[[cycles/second]]
  63. # minimum measurable (fundamental) frequency of data
  64. fm = 1 / dT
  65. # maximum measurable (Nyquist) frequency of data
  66. fM = 1 / (2 * dt)
  67.  
  68. ssq_freqs = fm * np.power(fM / fm, np.arange(na) / (na - 1))
  69.  
  70. #%%# Reassignment indices
  71. # This step simply finds the index-equivalent of `w`. E.g., for given
  72. # `ssq_freqs` ranging from 2 to 48, if w[5, 2] == 5, then
  73. # `k[5, 2] = np.where(ssq_freqs == 5)` (or if no exact match, then closest to 5)
  74. # `k` thus ranges from 0 to `len(ssq_freqs) - 1`.
  75. k = find_closest(np.log2(w), np.log2(ssq_freqs))
  76.  
  77. #%%# Synchrosqueeze #########################################################
  78. Tx = indexed_sum(Wx * np.log(2) / nv, k)
  79. Tx = np.flipud(Tx)  # flip for visual aligned with `Wx`
  80.  
  81. #%%# Visualize ##############################################################
  82. kw = dict(abs=1, cmap='jet', show=1, aspect='auto')
  83. imshow(Wx, title="abs(CWT)", ylabel="scales", yticks=scales, **kw)
  84. imshow(Tx, title="abs(SSQ_CWT)", ylabel="frequencies", yticks=ssq_freqs, **kw)
  85. #%%# Zoom ####
  86. a, b = 50, 158
  87. c, d = 0, None
  88. idxs = np.arange(len(scales)).astype('int64')
  89. imshow(Wx[a:b, c:d], title="abs(CWT), zoomed", yticks=scales[a:b], **kw)
  90. imshow(Tx[a:b, c:d], title="abs(SSQ_CWT), zoomed", yticks=idxs[a:b], **kw)
  91.  
  92. #%%
  93. plot(w[81:120, 0], xticks=scales[81:120], show=1,
  94.      title="w[81:120, 0] | Phase transform across zoomed scales")
  95. #%%# Repeat for `w` ####
  96. imshow(w, title="Phase transform | (min, max) = (%.3f, %.3f)" % (w.min(), w.max()),
  97.        ylabel="scales", yticks=scales, **kw)
  98. imshow(w[a:b, c:d], title="Phase transform, zoomed", yticks=scales[a:b], **kw)
  99. #%%# zoom
  100. wmn, wmx = w[w > 1e-3].min(), w[w > 1e-3].max()
  101. # wmx += (wmx - wmn)*1.
  102. imshow(w[a:b, c:d], title="Phase transform, magnitude-zoomed",
  103.        yticks=scales[a:b], norm=(wmn, wmx), **kw)
  104. #%%# Repeat for `k`
  105. imshow(k, title=("Phase transform, index-equivalent, (min, max) = "
  106.                  "(%d, %d)" % (k.min(), k.max())),
  107.        ylabel="rows (scale indices)", yticks=idxs, **kw)
  108. imshow(k[a:b, c:d], title="Phase transform, index-equivalent, zoomed",
  109.        yticks=idxs[a:b], **kw)
  110.  
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